Can You Accurately Estimate Blood Loss?

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May 23, 2013

Assessing the Estimation of Blood Loss In a study examining the accuracy of ED physicians estimating blood loss, estimates were more than 100% off from the actual amounts on average. READ MORE

Guest Blog - Skeptical Scalpel Is the Impending Physician Shortage Real? With expanding roles and outsourcing in healthcare, maybe the projected shortage is really a mirage. Radiology and anesthesiology are on the chopping block. Is surgery next? READ MORE

Personal Health Record Use in EDs: Willing, But Able? Survey data suggest that the ED is a potential focal point for increased implementation of personal health records, but several barriers to adoption exist. READ MORE     The Costs & Benefits of Radial Catheterization When compared with the femoral technique, widespread adoption of radial catheterization could result in substantial savings for the healthcare system.   READ MORE     You're suffering from an incurable condition called "midlife sucks."   VIEW & SHARE

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